Recently checking out a few blockchain game pools, it’s really like opening an unlimited water faucet: as soon as a high yield appears, everyone rushes in, inflation skyrockets, tokens are thrown back into the pool to exchange for liquidity, the pool looks lively on the surface, but actually it’s leaking inside. To put it simply, it’s not “fewer people,” but the economic model has trained players to only be miners who sell; no matter how many tasks or skins are added later, it can’t be saved.

By the way, recently the funding rates have been extreme, and in the group, people are arguing whether to reverse or continue squeezing the bubble… I just want to say, when emotions reach that level, the most likely to cause trouble are those who impulsively click links or sign things out of curiosity. Don’t ask me why, I see phishing and just want to curse.

What I fear missing the most isn’t actually opportunities, but the lesson learned from casually signing something that ends up putting my cold wallet at risk.